JoaoCostaIFG

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   by JoaoCostaIFG 6mo ago

   It's somewhat funny that this guy asks for 850$/hour for consulting (in his hn profile description), never donates to anything, and writes multiple comments complaining like this.
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 9mo ago

   The fake apology at the end makes this quite funny. "I was just protecting the team". "I learned many lessons". Etc. Good at marking this as a company to avoid.
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 1y ago

   Portuguese government app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=id.gov.pt Allows you to have a digital copy of your ID and sign in to government sites/services (there are alternative methods).
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 2y ago

   Location: Portugal Remote: Yes (Preferably) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, Python, Java, Go, JS/TS, HTML/CSS, Docker, Ansible, Git, Bash, Linux, SQL (mostly PostgreSQL) Résumé/CV: https://github.
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 4y ago

   I got through my 5 years of university in software engineering (currently halfway through the last year) with less than that without any problem. It's more than enough.
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 4y ago

   Apps like the Microsoft authenticator and freeotp+ allow you to backup your codes. With freeotp+, you can export the codes as a json file and import them in another phone in case something happens. With the Microsoft one, you save the codes
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 4y ago

   I guess I can share a similar story, being a student and all. Last year, even though we were in lock down, most courses delayed the final exams, so they could be taken in person. The exception was a machine learning course, where we were al
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 4y ago

   I use a git repo with dotbot
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   by JoaoCostaIFG 5y ago

   I'm currently a student getting a master's in computer science. In my experience, having the code available in research papers is rare, but useful. Many times I find myself struggling to understand how something can be implemented